GERMAN GAMING LAW IN VIOLATION WITH EU LAW

Court of Justice of the European Union (8 September 2010): “The public monopoly of the organisation of sporting bets and lotteries in Germany does not pursue the objective of combating the dangers of gambling in a consistent and systematic manner” (click here for more).

See also my posting of 8 January 2008: ‘New German Gaming Law in Violation with EU Law‘.

Karel Frielink

(8 September 2010)

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TRADE MARK LAW: PLACING LUXURY GOODS IN DISCOUNT STORES CAN AFFECT THEIR QUALITY

French fashion house Dior has the upper hand in legal battle over ‘dumping’ of its goods

Placing luxury goods like Christian Dior products in discount stores can affect their quality according to the European Court of Justice, in a ruling on April 23, 2009, thereby backing the renowned French fashion house Dior in a trademark case. At issue is the extent to which companies such as Dior can defend themselves against products bearing their brands being “dumped” even though the licensing agreement clearly prohibits the licensee from doing so.

On May 17, 2000 the fashion house concluded a …
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